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6th September 2026 - 12th September 2026
Public Order
Man arrested and suspected imitation gun recovered after public order incident in Waterford
Luas Cork
Luas Cork report says 'careful consideration' needed to address concerns by rugby and GAA clubs
Blackrock Villas, Cork
From €290,000
Cornamaddy Court, Athlone
From €365,000
Balmoston, Donabate
From €395,000
Bennetstown, Dunboyne
From €410,000
Folkstown Park, Balbriggan
From €430,000
The Furrows, Ratoath
From €440,000
Millers Glen, Swords
From €450,000
Furzefield, Swords
From €535,000
Ambulance Service
Minister says female paramedics 'let down' by ambulance service after Prime Time report
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Glenveagh Homes
Sep 10
Thomasina Tobin
Funeral details announced for Irish woman who died with husband while on holiday in Spain
This month
September 2026
haulage meeting
Michael Healy-Rae talks up old friends in government as hauliers tell him of their family rifts
savings scheme
Government rules out ethical limits on investing in weapons or fossil fuels through new state scheme
Must Readev problems
'It's a lot of passing the buck': Are new housing estates left short-changed on EV chargers?
Residents in a number of estates across Dublin have contacted The Journal about being unable to charge their cars.
Breakthrough
Dozens of Co Carlow homes at centre of costs dispute are reversed to social housing list
RIP
Iconic feminist activist Gloria Steinem dies aged 92
A statement said Steinem had died at her home in New York City.
Analysispay talks
Tens of thousands of public sector workers have voted for industrial action - what's going on?
An overwhelming majority of Siptu’s 80,000 members backed industrial action, with public service union Fórsa holding its own vote later.
Last month
August 2026
deemed disposal
A 'complex' 38% tax on investments will not apply to the government's new savings scheme
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
Vacuum billionaire James Dyson in stand-off with Waterford locals over access to graveyard
Dyson owns the historic 850-acre estate in west Waterford which he purchased for around €30 million two years ago.
Must Readbeds in sheds
Garden homes are starting to be registered with councils... and South Dublin is the busiest
Changes to planning laws now allow back-yard cabins to be built without planning permission.
Waterford
'It's part of Waterford's history': Memorial to be installed in tribute to victims of Bill Kenneally
Kennedy Summer School
Backlash to data centres stateside means US may 'prefer to see them built in Ireland'
Housing Crisis
Homelessness: Number of children in emergency accommodation hits record high of 5,659
Met Éireann
'Very mixed' forecast for Electric Picnic as status yellow rain warning issued for six counties
Kennedy Summer School
Ex-Obama adviser warns it will be 'hard for White House to ignore' soaring Irish corporate tax receipts
Must ReadStrancally Castle
'Once he minds his business we'll be okay': Waterford locals react to Mark Zuckerberg arrival
Waterford has become a ‘haven for millionaires’ in recent years, with Zuckerberg the latest arrival.
Must Readchianti park
'It can't be one rule for some': Locals in Dublin mountains welcome order to knock 29 houses
A year-long battle over 29 modular houses built near the Dublin-Wicklow border is set to draw to a close this week.
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